1. The Ethics of our Southern Women
... only puzzling because she chooses to live her life to best serve her own needs. She seems to get great pleasure out of taunting the town preacher, wearing men's clothing, and befriending the black community in an era and region where there are definite racial boundaries. A line from the film sums ... potentially sacrificing herself for the sake of Sipsy, George, the black community of Whistle Stop and all those who cared for them. During the trial the preacher, that Idgie has spent her life ridiculing, gets on stand and lies about Idgie and George's whereabouts the night of the murder in ...
- Word Count: 1880
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: High School